Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, April 14, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTjSeNE DAilY GUARD, INC. fil' , isrl.'S H. "TT rxt voaI- -hei every uj m PTaa-nted. Address all coni-1 S3Ed4!'sJf and make all remit- .. . IL.Uu -T i m l.'uk i rrlcf. per '"Z barrier, per month .50 '"u one yeaOlin advance) 4.00 in advance) .... 2.00 Six mo"'"' ' SO om ,' 05 SMS. rSard 'per year 1.50 'i''.,.i 'rates made known on (?ru" Eugene. Oregon, postoP literM as second-dnai; matto, flee Z ip-nts for The Guard. tollowiDS are authorized to SiSk,r.: rburg George A. Drury. AH nostniasters are authorIz,'d to and receipt Br subscriptions TSe Daily and Weekly Guard. T IMIKI'KXHKXT I'AI'Ki.. MenilH-r of Associate, irese. "tI'KSDAY. Al'IilL I I, 1008 MAYOR AMI ('Ol'XCIL HAVE Si:il l'.i u r.i.ij CITY OK KKiENE The annual message of Mayor Mat lock Is printed in full in today's Guard. It Is a comprehensive docu ment, dealing with the affairs of the city In a business-like manner, and showing a thorough knowledge of ex isting conditions, as well as of the needs of the future. Most impor tant of all, It proves that we have an executive who is devoting much of lis time to the city and giving to the public service the benefit of a thor oughly trained business mind. The message should be carefully read by eiery resident of Eugene, in order that all may become better acquaint ed with the affairs of the city.. In say. lug this we do not agree with all the recommendations made by his honor, hut we do give him credit for sincer ity aid honesty in his acts and recom mendations. Eugene is passing through a period of transition from the country town into a real city, with a broader, more expensive scheme of government, and this fact alone calls for clear-headed businessmen at the head of its af fairs. They must be alive to the changing conditions, and broad Hough to meet themyot withal con strvatlve to the extent of taking no radical action Hint would plunge the city into Indebtedness beyond its power to meet the obligations. Fur thermore, the likelihood that the city will take over the water system and make costly extensions and improve ments that the necessities of the mu nicipality demand greatly Increases the responsibility of the mayor and council. And In this connection The Guard will say unhesitatingly and without reserve ihat It believes the city was never better served by pub lic officials than It has been during the past year. In the face of a bit ter factional fight they have gone steadily ahead, carrying out ante electlon pledges to the people, and pushing forward a program of pub lic Improvement that has already made Eugene a city of marked im portance In the Northwest. Several good men have Just retired from the council, but there is every reason to believe that the men who succeed them are equally well fitted for their duties and that another two years of wise city government may he confi dently looked forward to years of Progress and improvement unparal leled In our history. CITY SHOULD BUY l'RKSE.VT WATER PLANT The Guard believes that the vot f of Eugene should declare in fa or of the purchase of the Willam te Valley Company's water plant at tie coming special election. It may that the price is too high, con sidering its actual cost and the con- "'"uo ot some of the mains, but it will mean Immediate municipal own. "ship a:id assure an Income while Mansion., and improvements are tin ier v.rfv Il will also give the city the", uwn.'r-hin of resil rwtnt,-. worth many "'i.aiuls of dol.9rs and rap- Idly '"''.'i-ini? Ill Vfll., 1 tt-il! r.llTll. t) ate fiuur.. ciimnetiiinn nnoosition . . . ..... .. i r.sihle litigation, and In this re- I"rt s.1Ve fe rty a vast sum 0f "Her an. no end of trouble and te dious U'-v Th O ' "ie t...i(. seems propitious for gei- ? toifther on this vexed question cl settling n right for all time to 0a. 1h m,., ...... u, orj, kill,. . ..it,t llil UV lift Sill)' ' ill have the satisfaction of ue thii t..ot j, . uue un men w, a nrlnrlpii? and the Wil!:im j (o)'';' 'S-fonjpany will receive full S '""'"r their investment, ilet- all. tho r,.bJ n i,i. r within another year be WiM :h pure water direct from ' ? nirrps to -e Q ntnienf of Louis K. ! an attorney is a wise st lee- tionv the uew appointee having pre- ,lu""i served several terms ia the same capacity. The ret It attorney, Mr. Allen. h: i taking in hi ,-ff,.,.-.. ... . , . - s: at duties faithfully, and ,.. ,;,'.fCl ceeded adni(Qily in that r. m. hut we do njt know whether,.- was a candidate fur re-appoiPm, -u:. e a chants iiasfflm mad- il... election of M r. Ue.i" coulj n.i! ha.,- been improved upoiV the position of. city at.urney nrjn-Q'ng to be a vrv Important one during the next ea: ' if the plans for municipal ownership are carried out. involving the many ! nice legal questions always arising j in such operations. I I p Right or irrons. it required ni-al . courage of a hlghaorder fur one man j to stand up and vote against Sou, as Congressman Minefield did the utti.-r day. And rlsht here it may he said1 we do not believe his quilting con gress in the near future affected his vote. True, the German Kaiser il pesif: hava to worry about another lenu. but he has hie troubles just tin- .-am.-. Ho hasn't threatened to s.rike. If he doesn't get the raise in pay he has demanded, though that's no guar antee that he won't. Congressman llohson's war-talk Isn't likely to be even temporarily stopped until congress provides re building at least four battleships, and congress seems to be hanging back on tho proposition. Does the Solomon of the Chicago News wish to be responsible for a general massacre? If not, what does he mean by saying: "Cleave to the good and use a cleaver on the bad?" Those who have Bald that the Al drlch Currency bill was a bankers' measure must be astonished at the wicked swats the bankers' organiza tions are getting in on the bill. Still, wasn't it an error of Judg ment for his press bureau to send out a descriptive story on "When Taft is at his desk?" Isn't it calculated to make more laughter than votes? , No presidential candidate is daring encugh, however, to come out In fa vor of the present congress remain ing In session and revising the tariff before the election. Whatever others may say, the sub marine lobbyists have no reason to complain of any undue activity on the part of the house Investigating committee. At last the idle sons of the rich have a defender. A college profes sor Is out with the dictum that "Sav ing is worse than spending." WHY NOT AtX'El'T NEW IDEAS, IP GOOD? Few newspapers are opposed to progress, but I notice the Springfield News says "new ideas and methods in assessments will not work in Lane county." However, there are a few publications and their patrons who believe a few new ideas might work in our present methods to our bene fit and not upset any of the things worth retaining. We do accept im provements In planting, care of or chards, Implements and all business lines. P. 0. XEWEhh, Candidate for nomination for Assessor. Death Was on Ills Heels. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., had a close call In the spring of 1906. He says: "An attack ot pneu monia left me so weak and with such a fearful cough that my friends de clared consumption had uie. and that death was on my heels. Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It helped me Immediate ly, and after taking two and a half bottles 1 was a well man again. 1 found out that New Discovery is the best remedv for coughs and lung dis eases In the world." Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. 50c and 1. Trial bot tles free. I X I'OKM AT ION H l it KA f 412 Willamette street. Timber an farm lands In large and small traets. City properties. Lots in Slad.leu and ltla'ir addition to Eugene. We have :) eoods and th" prices are right. I' will pav you to inv-sruMie our propositions 'before you buy else- j where. . ... OREGON LASH ( O. MOTIICK'S ftllCHKX Seventh and Oak street.-, has open ,i ,.,l..r lie inan.iaeinent. l.oi'd board and room by the day, w eek or ; month. First-class notn cuumub. Chicken dinner every S'"1'JaJ-.1TT tf MRS. S. V. A I! HOT T. liKCflHATHlV DA V, MAY :itt If von Intenito have a monument or tablet ere.tej by Q1' J't you should make .? '"J" " " once, wtyr t"er ' select fl'V. XWhltlK but the -i. ........ Vat re-i.-.il'.a!'!c tliero IS a lie .- - ... ... test OI prices. t' s's. or s . 1 1 1 - . . . Corn in 2 9 Sixta an 1 KlAK VKK. l)"Wit:() are Iien.lli' . 3;"; kidney- and from In Is'!' .Sold by Vr. Cidi and Ilia l b -.el'll ale! L"le 11 W. tr'.'it'b'- r 1 will in n.i :!.-" -:r in .i 1 .i v ' M .a'i' a liken' I a-i- nir .ladder. o f the li THK El'GEXE DAILY GTARD, TIESUAV, Al'IilL II, .V. - . . ;r Vj - y,1 FRANK A. MUNSEY. I'rauk A. Munsey, tho wt'll kimwn pulilisher, wlio iwt'ntly iMircliiiMi the Hnltinnire Ntwn, tuttt soim Ideas nlRut ttu imlilisliltiB nf newsiiaptTs mul tho dihKi'iuinatiou uf news that aro, to nay tho least, ordinal. Mr. Munsey twl loves that n great ehiitn of newspapers under central control would prove proUtablo enterprise for Us owners and a genuine lKnetH to the puhlic. In other words, Mr. Munse advocates a newspapir truHt, which he llures would wipe out a large mini be r of nownpapors and give tho "guiding genius" of the enterprise exclusive away in the "molding of public oplnlou." TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have Your AbKtravtA Mndo by the Jne County AtMtruct Co. William A. Dill to John W. Har ris, lot 5 In block 3 in Kelsay's 1st add to Eugene. $326. U. S. to Susie Schneider, r. r., 161.78 acres in sec. 26, tp. 21, a r 2 w. Charles J. Barhlte etux to I,. H. I Smith, etux. part of lot 5 In blk 8 inj okli'inez's dott. to EusriC Also tract, adjoining lot 5 block 8 in Skir. don ' to Eugene. $100. : V I SPECIAL CITY ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a spec ial election will be held In the city of. Eugene, Saturday, April lSlh, 190S, at which tho following propositions will be submitted to the legal voters of the city for npproval or rejection: 1 1. An intlniive bill filed In the oflfce of the city recorder January 4,1 190S, providing for the amendment of sections 10S and 112 of the city! charter. The ballot title of this measure states the purpose of the act to be to strike out authority to Issue $100,000 of eleceric light bonds and $7"), 000 of gas light bonds, and to increase the issuable water bonds from $100,000 to $300,000, fix the character and manner of issuing such bonds and the distribution of water revenues, authorize condemnation proceedings in building water plant, j provide for a water board and fix. its duties. i 2. An Initiative hill filed In the office of the city recorder January 4, l'JtiX.-to amend the city charter by; adding a new section. 135. providing for the prohibition of burials with in tlio city llmlls. 3. 1'roposltion to purchase for the sum of $HO,000 the water plant and property of the Willamette Valley Company according to the offer of ( said company filed in the office of the city recorder -March 21st, 1908. The following qualified etertors i were appointed to act as judges of said election, and polling places so- i lected as follows, fo j K lit ST WARD S. R. Williams, E. II. Mummey and P. J. Mcl'herson, ' Mummey and Mcl'herson deslgnat-' ed as clerks, i'olling place, truck 1 . house, No. 271 East Eleventh! Street. SECOND WARD D. R. I.akln, Rob ert Cherry and W. S. Moon; Cher-1 ry and .Moon designated as clerks. Polling place, Hook and Ladder room in the city hall building, No. 29 East Eighth street. THIRD WARD Sherman Heller, R. S. iiryson and William G. Martin; ' Hryson and Martin designated as j clerks. Polling place, Heller's j shop, 41 West Seventh street. KoriiTH WARD D. E. Yoran, G. I F. Hurd and S. P. Ness: Hurd and; Ness designated as clerks. Poll ing piaee. Wllklns building, 68 West Eighth street. Polls to be i tied at 8 o'eloek a., 111. al.d closed at 7 p. III. on said lVih div of Apiil. l'"'S. i II P. IKlltltlH, Recorder. i Tar Biirt ancnii!agui F'r,the complete cure oCco'ghs. (,0jliSi 8s ffi)na and bronchitis and ail lung coniplaift's tending to consump tion, liverwort, tar and wi'A clO'ry . ... n,.. (lit a ItipH an nvtiiK. uu.c i.ji i llshed reputatlonM a standard cough remedy. It contains no opium or bsirtn fu 1 rttVTi s; and can be given with ,Mf.ty toYblldren. Price $1.00. Sold Q, L r.,. r Ulllani Mfc.Co.. I v, , , rM prop!., Lir'iou, ;q; riti'Hirif 1 '1 'but hf Intfrct- tn tak' ;ill''''l ill !".- (t 111-, prt'-fllt ' I 1 th. tor Adniir.il , Portland . eirne and l-'-S tll.t 0 : k ' ll Hi -th wlii v-Mt .use f'-r!,ii. V.. 'iv- AKVI titl ' 1 -:. . ....1 i 1 J'i - 0 .l Cement Work. I am prepared to do all kinds of cement work, side walks, foundations etc. All work guaranteed, l'hone Main 13. G. Myers, Gross Hotel. A20 THE MARKET FOR REAL ESTATE IS AT McMurphey & Rugh's 22 west 8th St WE BUY WE SELL WE RENT v WE EXCHANGE Nine-room house and lot 1 block from car line; fine home in good condition; a bargain at $2,000 or furnish ed for $2,400. ISO acres (i miles from Eugene; 100 aires In cultivation; 220 pasture; splendid 8-rooin house. OiixiiO barn: nil kinds of fruit; price $12,IHI(), In cluding everything on the place. 100 acres, G5 acres pasture and timber crulBes l.fiVO.OOO saw timber: 90 acres fenced; 4 room house, spring at house; small barn, chicken house, young orchard, all kinds of berries: school 1 mile. Heat this for $1,100. Here we ave 160 acres, 60 acres fenced; 2 houses, large log house and small frame, log barn, granary, well water ed with living streams and FtThigs; 2.000,000 feet law timber; 9 miles from Eu gene. Price, $1000. -85 acres adjoining town; fine 8-room house, 3 barns: young family orchard; 6 head horses, 6 cows, 4 year lings, harness, wagons, bug gy, cart, 100 chickens, tools, Implements, furniture, etc.; price, $7,000; $1,000 cash; balance at 6 per cent. We also have business open ings and a large list of real en ate to offer of every des cription. McMURPHEY 0 & RUGli 0 22 wtst 8th Ste ' J. M. Morris V. P. Morris J. W. Wpren The Red Start o Heal l-lfite, Irmttrnlire, lnvet nienttt. Omit : : : t t 'roH-rty l.htifl and Sold n (litiii-r'M urice ; : : ; ! : r . Itoom 4. M'f'lnnsj lilnrk, f'orncr 8t)w anl Wlliatiu-tt.j HM. w I'hon'-s OffU il'-nc Kugene, , ltlack 12 7 1 Hlack 4 102. Uesl- Oregon 1008 CLASSIFIED COLUMNS I OH S XI.K FOil SALE Thoroughbred Hi ird bulls lor sale. Eluiuire .".') Wil- JS1 metle strei l. :l FOR HA1.K-bn-ona c.rtn tu wooa. W. L. Copportioll, at Wati jevQry store. tt FOR SALE- l'heai hand Studebaker Enquiru at Eug-' good 3-iueh Si'.'iitld w ;i.iil groeery. 1 1 STOKE FOR SAiE iiiii. I', pt. , Or. Store. Ninih Yrei t, Kugi O lie FOR fA! F Huff (irpitimmi i-rnai. 1 3 for $ I. W. II. Hampton, 1 lu Columbia avenue, "orner ittlh t. r'OR ALK - Loose and baled cheat hay; also oat g'.raw. i'lioiie Far mors 139. S'lulre Sluilli, Irving a 1 1'Oit SALE One No. 3 Oliver Type writer: uImi one No. 7 l-ay-Slio; both uiaelilnes in good old. r. t' S. Frank. tl III'FF LECIIOltN ECUS - Pure hre.l. $1 per retting. lien. Melvlll Mil ler, lioolll -il, .Mit'llll.i; ll'ui.'k. Phone lied I I '. 1 . ll lll'FK I.EllllOiiN ElliiS Pii'-e oie l $1 per setting. t:.n. Melviu Mil ler, Room 2 0, Mcl'Iung lllock Phone Red 1101. tl LOdANIIEIiliY PLANTS-. ' 11 eelllf per doen, ;ir, lor $1, $2 per hun dred; satisfaction guarant ed, C K. Moore, Ci'eswell, Oregon. nii FOR SALE Haired Plymouth Rock. Oolden Wyandotie an. I lllaek .Min orca eggs, $1 per selling. Address. A. Wood, Saginaw, Or. a2ti FOR SALE ltnrrod Plymouth Rock eggs, $1.00 per setting. Cheaper rates In incubator lots. Address U. W. Spores, Springfield, Or.o FOR SALE Parties wishing to buy 200 acres of first-class timber laud call on J. W. Carllle, four miles west of Hale. OAK WOOD TOR 8AI.B Small oak wood; can be used for cook store without splitting; sawed to 16-Inch length. Phone Farmers' 286 or enquire at Stumor's grocery. aSO FOR SALK A S 1-4 wide tire wag on and one bay horse, weight about 1250 pounds and nine years old. Enquire of Squire Smith, Phone Farmers 13x9. al8 r'Oii SALE Suajj for hort time cn ly. One and a half acres, unim proved, adjoining city limits. Cash or terniB. Howe & Huoy, office In Maurcr's Juwelry store. FOR SALE Hy owner One new 5 room cottage, close in; modern; lot 60 2-3x102; also one 0-room house, deep well; plastered; rock founda tion; corner lot, 08x120. Win sell at a bargain. Inquire at this of fice, tf FOR SALE Ono of tho best retail general merchandise country stores In Lane con illy, having large log ging and farm trade. If you are looking for a chance to make nion ey investigate this opening. Ad dress "X," this office. a2 0 FOR SALK Oil EXCHANGE Throe mining claims In Eldorado Canon district, 12 utiles from Search light, Nov. Assays as high as $07 per ton In gold and silver; will trado for real estate. Price, $2,- 500. Georgo 11. Newman, 79a Pearl street. Eugene. Or. all FOR SALE A cigar store, consist ed cigars, tobacco, pipes, sporting goods, fishing tackle, soda foun tain, root beer keg, magazines and periodicals; Peerless electric fans; head office for Portland and San Francisco dally papers. Reason for selling to change cllinnte. Ad dress Hox 16.1, Ashland, Or. WAJVTKD WA.VPED Experienced seamstress. Enuulre of Miss Morris, over Mer chants Hank. nlS WANTED To rent, a five or six- room house, close In. Enquire of S. S. Range at the Electric theatre. WANTED jiiy to assist In store; moderato wages for beginner. Ap ply at once to 80 East Ninth stret all WANTED Cattle to pasture throe miles west of Eugene. Apply to K. A. Sandgnthe, R. F. D. No. L, Eugene. WANTED Furnished house for light housekeeping, with bath, by young married couple; no children Address XXX, care Guard. a 1 3 WANTED Ten ladles and gents dal ly to get their clothes cleaned nnd pressed at the Kugeno Dye Works tf. WANTK!) - (i'MjiI h'irnf, H'liO to ).'!) pouiidn, BUltnt)!c for lady to ilrlvi-; alBo to-Hatc(l tot t:arriat;. A'I drHH I. C). Hox 2 4 7, with d('Hf:rli I tlon. tf 'lF YOU WANT A IjIiih print on rloth, of to lari'lM ni'nf1 f-f) en try April f() and 1 Oh, Orid o)c ;ach to Hom'tiurx A list rrt Coni Iuy, ItoHfbiirK, Ort'oti. W A NT K I) From 2,000 to 3 , 0 00 acres clared or partly olearod land, rich deep soli, alapt?d to fruit, trurklriK and live stork; lo ratloa doulrd on rlvr nnd rr'k. Hrlnx un a dHrfption and outline of -land In tracts uf 80 acres and up. I'ftHflfr I, and Cmnpany, P. O. Hox 247, Itoom 7, ov.-r Ciiain rWti nnd Hrltow hunk. tf G MIS' l;l,t,..N KOI H TIMIiKIt LANDS l n 11. Il;irt7.:ie:in. I'hon I'. Hox r;i l. il nri'l lilin k sol-l. 1647. ul" 1IKKSSM A Ki: Miller. ;.!'. I M if!. W.iiln Str.llY.tn .V: gt 'll .st Ql'holle lied ell. if) -.Phone lied Al'ColilHU.N I'Ll-rVl.Nt 027 P.yar'd Mrs. Pert Vincent at street, near East Ninth, on reason- able terms. Pbnee Ite.l 33u2. tf 0 IF Vol' WAN i A Phi" print on cloth i'f tile lauds opt ne. 1 for eli try A; ill '.'til and i s.T)l .',0 cenls eai ll :o K. wiiui A.iirael Cotiipi'.iiy. iM.sebiiO, or. q al.'i IF YOC WANT TO SELL your prop 1 eny tell the Oregon Laud Colupa ny about It ami they will do t tie rest. 412 '::::u".u. street, Eu gene. Or. tf UON'T fall to s.'e c't!t'i.ni if you want hui'UHitis In real estate. We buy and sell farm ami city prop erly, unproved ami u tit in proved. Timber and mining sWh-k. II. (."hu i'i'Hi, Koom 11. Wait on HK1. tf NOTirK- UaviitK recovered fiMin my in.iury I have resumed my bu .ine-; of liuiseihoi in and i;ein ial l ;n .i Milit hiiii;. i'. 1'. llnVw.iy, Ka:.t Llevenih .'-trvi t. 1'iiiniii .nit, (r. $10 l' ASH AND $ M V:l M ON I' It Will b;;v il htsnilii'i! I'aiiiK. r,ia i!M' ,i t i :;i'oiii" I : .n.i u 'i n v ill he su.nrier.i i . i'.k. ..u in- t!M;"!!'hMt I ,r lite. l;ui.l -OiWx- pMiiphlet , aluaitle li!i,:rii;,iiiini nnd contract tree. K. II. fi.iliitwon. Kfiwial ai;ent, I'aclfic tirove. (,'al. I XT KUN AT I ON A L iO UlOSl'tJN- ItKNCK SCHOOLS "Tim llusy Man's I'nlvei slty." (lives a thur oukIi training at your own home lu nearly all the trades and prof en vious. Text books and instruments (when required) furiilehed free. Full Information and circulars at tho local onrolliunt offlco, 4& W. KlKhth Htreot, H. J. Klrkwood, rep reaentative. KOK UK NT A modern rial. Kn qulre of M. Schneider In tho Schnei der block. tf KOH KENT Pleasant room, with board In connection If doelrod; would also take table board era. ('-all nt 263 High streot. Phono Hoc G042. am PABTURK KOR RHNT Will pasture cattle by the month at my place, throe miles south of Riirouo, on reasonable termB. Apply to or nddrosa EI. A. Bandnthe, R. K. L. No. 1. m3 UWT AND H)l'XI) LOST Between Hoffman House and dep;)t Sunday nlht, a hluek-han-dled pocket knife. Muder please leavo at lloffuiau Houho and re celvo reward, alft LOST Illuck shepherd do, dim rlriK around neck. HltKhtly deaf; Answurs to name of "('ap," reward, return to liroders Ilrus. Meat mar ker. PROFESSIONAL COLUMN I'll VKI('IA.H AM) HUIK1KONH UK. ANNA MAIJHKH, OBtunpathlo phy.'clnu. All curable ilUeiiBot IreitiRd. Women and rhlhlrim I Blieclullr. Office over F. K. Uunu'i Phono Red 1631. Ult. OLIVK C. WALLER, Omeoimtlilc phyiilclan. Office hourn, 9 a. ut. to 12; 1:30 p. m. to 4:30. I In in p ton bitlldltiK. 7th mill WllliuncUe ntrct'tii. HcBldcni'O an'i office phone 6171. Ult. II. L. BTUDLKY OHtiinpiLthlc pliyHlclan. OfflciiB over Clininuurit' Htoro, G18 Wlllunii'ttH Htruoi l llono I liti'R 13211. CNiiiHiiltntliin free. Hl(lonce 73 4 Forry ulruot. l'hone Hed 31U7. C. II. CANNON, M. 1). llomoiipatlilc phyBlRliin and Burgeon. Chronic diBi'UHCB and dlBeaHea of wonien and children a Bpeclfllty. Klectrl rul vllirutory and IlKlit treatment. Office, Unite 1, 2 and 3, Dunn build ing. I'hono Main 040. IlonrdB Hoffman llouae. I'hune Main 11. J. F. TITUS, W. 11. llumoeopnllilc physician and surgeon, ('lirouic dlsenses and diseases of women nnd children given Bpeclnl ullentlon. Faradlc galvanic, static, X-ray and vibratory electrical treatments giv en. Office, r.Hl Willamette street, with Dr. I,, ll. McDougul. Ritsl dentm, 632 I'enrl street. Office phone, Mil In 620. Residence photic, Mnln 631. A TTOK N KVH-A T- LA W . M. TRAVIS, Atlorney-at-law. Of fice over Kugeno Loatt & Savings Hank, Kugivio, Oregon. UOKRIH & KKII'WOUTH, Attorne at law. Office In llovey building, over C'hnmbers-ISrUtuw bunk. L. HILYKI', Attorney. at-lnw. Olflo over Yoran's shoo store, Kiitfena Oregon. C. A. WI.VIAKMKIKK, Attorney-al law. Land titles and probiite siee lallles. Office over Chauibers-ltrls-low Hank. q ' WoODf.'Uj'.'K tt l'OTTKH, Attorneys-at-lawr A. C. Woodcock and K. O I'otier. Office one block south of Chrlnnian block, Kugeno, Oregon. LEON R. KDML'NHON, Attornoy-at-law. Itooins 1 and 3, Eugeiia lito and Savings ynk. " WALTON SKSH, Attorneys-at-law J. J. WitltW. and S. I'. Ness. Will practice In all the rourlit-JijQhc stste. Office, room 3, vit'ullon lllock, Eugene, Oregoti. WILLIAMS ft IIKAN, Attorneys-at-law. J. W. Williams, L. E. Hum I'ractli-o In all cunts of tho st.it and before the lT. S. Land Offlct Offices 12, 13, 14 and li .McClum llulldliig. 1 I lollXCl s l('ioliiiiitl.) I). ALLEN, Ailoi hi-j -ut-la. 610 Will'ililelie street, Eugene Oreton. N. UAlil(A) (111. Oeeial atten- ttou giveiilji itlvoree and settle aient f estates. Aitent tor Conll- lU'iual I'.iHiiriiino I'ii m pan y. Kootw l. hirst N:ui(ui;il Hjak KuUdlng, JKSSK (.. WKI.LPq l.nwy,,-. No. '26 Wt's.Oi;iKhth tivtt Khoih. Or. otposlie post of fin', t'tives special attt'infon to tho I'xamhmt Win of ab stracts, ilniftiug wills, si(tliii; ea 0tatt's, I'onvt'.vaiu'os and collect lona. A!au to all pension ntftn.T. PhmiQ lttd 1176. IMHili r K I HN J. W. KAYH & (H.. utidortakerrt and funeral directors. Kitene. Or. HAY Hi HKNDKILSON, undertakers and etutmliners. Corner W ilium ettu and Seventh streets. V. T. UOUnON, funeral director. State lleensetl em ha liner. Ot fico and resilience. Tenth and Ollvo streets. 1'hono lied 41M. r - - 1 " ---.'-a .itt in i i:i t KK LL TIIO.MAS Architect. Sketch es and plans drawn, blue prints and spec it tea t Ions, lieneral super vision over buildings in course of construction. If thinking of build in:;, larue or small, see me. Terms reasonable. Koom 7, C'hritmuu block. Jiimn'u i:tJii;Kiis HKUMKItr LKICII. mining engineer nnd export inetalluri.H. Hellahle Information furnished to InteudlnK Investors. Kxaminatious uud re ports on mines uud ore treMtmont. KiiKne Oregon. AHHTltAOTOHH THW LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO., Rooms 2 and 3, Waren Block, x Kugeae, Or. Prlinta reasonable. 11KAL KHTATK AO K NTS ' ' J, L. CL.AHK ft CO. Dealers it real estate, Creawell, Or. C'AKPftir CLKANKIM JAY G. MOORE, carpet cleaner. Phone Black 6071. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THH STATU OF OUKOON FOR TUB COUNTY OF LANK. Ciuitt SiiiiiiiGr, plaintiff, rs. Thoma" Sumner, defendant. To ThiiiiuiB Sumuor, tho above named defendant: IN THK NAM 10 OF THK STATU OK OUKOON: You tho hereby re quired to upiH'iir nnd utiKwer tho i-olnplulnl of the nbuvo named plain tiff In tho above entitled court, now on file with tho clerk of said court on or before the 20th day of March, lltOH, and you tiro hereby notified, that If you fall to appear and unswer said complaint ail horeby required the plaintiff will auk the court for the relief demanded in her said complaint filed with said clerk of said court, for tho dtasolullon of the marriage contract now existing between the plaintiff and defendant and tho plaintiff bo given the care, custody and control of tho minor aon ot plaintiff nnd defendant, to-wit: Howard W. Sumner, and for such other relief an to the court may. leetn Just uli'J aqulluble. - This Buiniii(in Is served upon, you by order of the Honorable G. R. Chrlsman.county Judge In nnd for rnilil Lane County, OreKim, duly mud" nt Chambers on the 10th day i'l Keb riinry, lHOS, requiring the first pub llrailon thereof to be Hindu on Feb ruary 11th, l'JUS, and the last 'pub lication on the -I'll day of March, llios, and Hint you niipcaOin or before thu 2lith day of Mitrch, J808. litos. ;" l. ntiEU. Attorney foritllutiff. NOTICE TO CREItlTOItS,; Estate of Rosalie Unuecli.. du censod. jit T " Notlco Is hereby given ttiatiT'rank J. Zlninier, has been duly l)lnliil ndmlnlstrator of the estate tj 'Ros alia iiiiiisch, deceased, by 4Lti.'JIon. O. R. Chrlsnvap, county Jiiiln ( said Lane Coun)l 11 porBoipt? Jiavlng claltna agnltist the estate, ati hereby notified tp)f('Biyt-the sane to the administrator" at"the law office of ItorrlB & Sklpworth In Kugone, Ore gon, with lit nix: luontha from tho date of tho first publication of (Ma notice with lbs niTtJsnry -vouchers. " " "FRANK J. Z1MMER, Administrator. Dnrrla & Sklpworth, ... Atlorneya for the Estate, J ' ; March 3 1, 1908. 'I ' .Notice ti Cri'illlors.' . - Noijce Is hereby given that the un-ilei-MlKiieil was by order of llip county coin! of Lime ciiiinty. Oregon, lilililo I .'mil elilei-i-d on March 2... A. J Ilius, i iip.ilnle. ii . m 1 it 1 t fa l ri r with the will ; annexed of til" eslat . of . Wtllliim ! lliowiil. e, deceased. All pnynotn i having claims against raid es'ate will pleuse present the Hllllle tilll'tlicr with illle villl'lll-l'S theiefoi-.' to the llniler-ea I signed ill Ills office at Niri 26 "Vest Eighth street, Eug.'iie, Oregon, with in six lii. ml In from the date of the 1 publii-ai Ion of this notice. I I). He of first publication, March 2t, i j ii n. n JESSE O. vVKLLS. Administrator with the will an nexed. Notice of !''lnul 8r!tlcm'ttt. Nollce Is hereby given that Chark-a Lelier, executor of the estnto of Au gustine loiter, eceased. has filed his account for final settlement of said (estate, and Monday, the 4th day of May, 1Q. has been set for slild 1 bearing oy the county court for Litno county, Oregon. CHARLES I.EITEft, JrVecutor. WALTON" & NESS, Atlorneya.